Press Releases
- 1241Overview of offshore banking units (December 2010)
- 1242Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of January 2011
- 1243Financial Conditions (December 2010)
- 1244Taipei Foreign Exchange Market December 2010
- 1245Approved foreign exchange business in December 2010
- 1246The Commemorative Coin Set for the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Rabbit
- 1247Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of December 2010
- 1248Overview of offshore banking units (November 2010)
- 1249Monetary Policy Decisions of the Board Meeting
- 1250Over the past few days, a small number of authorized foreign exchange banks have targeted specific times of the day to sell off large quantities of foreign exchange, inciting panic and disorder in the foreign exchange market...
- 1251Financial Conditions (November 2010)
- 1252Taipei Foreign Exchange Market November 2010
- 1253Approved foreign exchange business in November 2010
- 1254Foreign Exchange Reserves as at the End of November 2010
- 1255Overview of offshore banking units (October 2010)
- 1256The Issuance of a Commemorative NT$100 Banknote & Uncut Commemorative NT$100 Currency Sheets
- 1257Financial Conditions (October 2010)
- 1258Taipei Foreign Exchange Market October 2010
- 1259One of the local daily news papers reported this morning that “Taiwan’s central bank bans discussion on NT dollar exchange rate,” and “local banks have been asked to refrain from publicly stating their views on NT dollar exchange rate.” These statements are unfounded and this press statement has been issued to set the record straight.
- 1260In a speech delivered on November 19, an official of the US Federal Reserve Board used a chart to compare the percent change in real effective exchange rate index (REER) and the change in international reserves as a percent of GDP for a number of emerging market economies. The estimates relating to Taiwan as shown in Figure 8 that accompanied the speech are misleading. This press statement has been issued to provide greater clarity.